State sues Hunt for 1.55 million over interview
Mayor Wes Wise seeks 1,550,000 in damages from Ray L. Hunt president of Hunt Oil Co and son of the late H L Hunt for allegedly inducing him to submit to a magazine interview that harmed his reputation. The suit names Southwest Media Corp Publishes D Magazine writer Jim Atkins and Wick Allison as defendants. A second note references warnings Ford could lose Texas donations over energy bill.
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Ford favored to win GOP nomination in 1976 poll
The Nation Republican Race reports that 80 percent of 259 Republican leaders expect President Ford to secure the 1976 nomination, a survey of RNC members and state central committee officers. Also noted, the FBI stalled a Hoffa disappearance search at Moscato's Dump in Newark, with no digging plans confirmed.
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World Moslem Pilgrims Die In Mecca Tent Fire
Fire at a tent city near Mecca during Id Al Adha killed 138 pilgrims and injured 15 as 52 000 worshippers were housed in Majzara tents. The blaze started from a gas container and spread before containment. Thousands of farmers in central Portugal voted by show of hands to form a national Secretariat demanding return of land expropriated under reform.
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New Australian Leader Fraser Seeks U.S. Visit After Victory
Malcolm Fraser, winner of a sweeping Australian election, vows to visit Japan and China and then the United States. He contends his coalition gains a 45 seat majority in the House of Representatives, replacing Whitlam as caretaker prime minister. Fraser signals strong U.S. alignment and support for the Angus treaty.
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Sadat urges dialogue on Palestinians and Middle East peace
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat urged the United States to open dialogue with the Palestinians while predicting Syria would sign a second disengagement accord with Israel. A Paris Nouvel Observateur interview noted uncertainty over Palestinian aims, and a joint Franco Egyptian communique backed a just peace with Israeli withdrawal and a Palestinian state. The article also details U.N. General Assembly activity and a push to condemn Zionism as racism amid regional tensions.
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